5-Day Leisurely Tasmania Tour: Hobart, Mount Wellington, Mount Field, Wineglass Bay, Bruny Island, and Port Arthur

【Warm Reminder: The itinerary includes a visit to Salamanca Square, not the market! Not the market! Not the market!】
The order of the itinerary will be adjusted based on actual conditions; please refer to the specific arrangements during the trip! Please do not estimate the Salamanca Market dates yourself, as visits are not guaranteed! Thank you for your understanding.
Airport transfer is available for flights arriving at Hobart Airport before 9:00 on the first day and departing after 20:00 on the last day.
Those who do not require airport transfers must meet at one of the following three designated meeting points: BEST WESTERN HOTEL / BLUE HILLS MOTEL / CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL
Reference meeting time: 8:00-9:00. The specific meeting time will be notified by the driver/guide one day before the trip.
1. Richmond Historic Village - Mount Wellington - Brewery (Exterior) - Oyster Farm
In the morning, we will first drive to Richmond, Australia's best-preserved historic village, where you will visit the oldest stone arch bridge in Australia, built in 1823, and the Catholic church built in 1836. The old bakeries and dessert shops in the town are also popular spots for tourists. This is also a filming location for the Hong Kong movie 'Again Heartbeat'.
In the afternoon, we will ascend Mount Wellington, which stands at an altitude of 1,270 meters and offers an excellent vantage point for a panoramic view of Hobart and the surrounding waters. Next, we will visit Australia's oldest brewery (exterior). We will also head to a famous Tasmanian oyster farm, where you can taste fresh Pacific oysters (at your own expense).
2. Bruny Island
Travel south from Hobart city center to the ferry terminal, and after a 20-minute ferry ride, arrive at Bruny Island. Drive along the coastline and through the forest to the famous 'The Neck'. This narrow strip of land connects the north and south of Bruny Island like a thin thread, with the vast ocean on both sides. This is also a habitat for returning penguins.
You can also visit an oyster farm on the island to taste the most delicious oysters in Tasmania (at your own expense*).
Explore the bustling Adventure Bay on Bruny Island, where you may have the chance to spot the unique white wallabies of Bruny Island. Hidden in the island's forests are small shops where you can enjoy cheese, taste seafood, or even have a glass of whiskey.
3. Mount Field National Park - Temperate Rainforest - Russell Falls - Horseshoe Falls - Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
In the morning, we will first head to Mount Field National Park, the second oldest nature reserve in Australia and the oldest in Tasmania, home to some of the best-preserved temperate primeval rainforests in the world. Here, you will find towering ancient eucalyptus trees and the beautiful, spectacular Russell Falls. Because of the lush forest rich in negative oxygen ions, it is also known as a natural oxygen bar. In the afternoon, we will visit the beautiful Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Established in 1818, it is the second oldest botanical garden in Australia. It features a variety of local plants as well as species from Europe, Asia, Africa, and even Antarctica. The orchid house, often used as a wedding venue, is filled with breathtaking flowers.
4. East Coast - Swansea - Wineglass Bay - Coles Bay
The east coast of Tasmania is a dream world, where blue skies, white clouds, colorful waters, and vibrant reefs decorate the coastline. In 1999, the American travel magazine 'Outside' voted Wineglass Bay as one of the top ten beaches in the world. However, Wineglass Bay is nestled among the mountains, and its beauty is not immediately visible; visitors must climb up and put in some effort to fully appreciate its splendor. We will stop at the beautiful coastal town of Swansea along the way to enjoy the scenery of Tasmania's east coast from different angles. (For safety reasons, the guide will not accompany guests on the hike.)
As Maria Island is on the way to Wineglass Bay, you may be sharing a vehicle with day-trip guests visiting Maria Island on that day. Thank you for your understanding.
5. Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasman Arch, Devil's Kitchen, Tessellated Pavement, Blowhole
Port Arthur is a historic site of the convict era, the largest prison in the Southern Hemisphere in the 19th century, and the best-preserved prison monument in Australia today. The cultural history of Port Arthur and the beautiful scenery of the Tasman Peninsula make it one of the most famous tourist hotspots in Tasmania. Every visitor to Tasmania makes a special trip to visit Port Arthur (admission fee at your own expense). On the way to Port Arthur Prison, we will also visit the four major natural wonders of the Tasman Peninsula: Tasman Arch, Devil's Kitchen, Tessellated Pavement, and the Blowhole.
**Daily itinerary ends with drop-off at the meeting point around 17:00-18:00.